How do you say "Are you going?" in Portuguese?

"Are you going?" in Portuguese is "Vais?". This phrase is commonly used in Portugal.

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How to Say ‘Are you going?’ in Portuguese

Q: What does "Vais?" mean in English?

"Vais?" means "Are you going?" in English. Usage tip: [Vais?] is the [tu] form of "are you going?". The same pattern shows up with [vais de carro?] or [vais amanhã?].

Vais?

vyeesh

[vyeesh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Vais?] is the [tu] form of "are you going?". The same pattern shows up with [vais de carro?] or [vais amanhã?].

Phrase Breakdown

Vais

[vyeesh]

Are you going?

2nd person singular of “ir” (to go). Used as a short question: “Are you going?”

Example

Vais de comboio para Lisboa hoje?

Are you going by train to Lisbon today?

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